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rhe State of South Carolina,
Nov. lG, 1887, If
COUNTY.

ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
Probate Court-Citation for Letters Of Admin
istration.
BY J. Fuller Lyon, ESQ.,. Judge Probate Court:
WHEREAS, Martha j. Jackson has made
w suit 10 me, to grant her Letters OF Ad-
ministration of the Estate and effects OF u; T.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors t Of the
appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held at Abbevlle G. f., on WedIn,esdny, dI,esaGyn,
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause Ii any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of tue Court,
this sth day Of November, in the year Of i
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-seven and In the ll2th year OF
American Independence.
Published on the 9th day Of November, lSS7,
in the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
]. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Nov. 9, 1887, II
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The largest assortment Of COOK STOVES
that have ever been offered TO the people OF
Abbeville county.
Come now and buy Stove while you can
get 1t CHEAP and have large assortment 10
select from. We guarantee every Stoye We = seq t
and SCHOOL HOUSES on Heating Stoves.
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as POTS. TEA KETTLES. SPIDERS. WAF-
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aREENwooD's LIFE AND BUSINESS.

Roasted Negroes stewed: Oysters
...A Lot Of Cotton Seed In the
Wrong Place -. Flying Bullets
Cutting Knives Fine Horses So.
Mourning for Colonel Calhoun's
Sickness...NegrO Under the Wheels
...Much of Mother Hubbard.
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HEW TO The MARK
LET THE
CHIPS hit Who THEY MAY !

CoR we have just received another car load
i of STOVES, and we are going to sell re-
gardless Of what our competitors say.
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HOW Is THIS FOR LOW.

Cook Stoves at 49, 90 complete with 30 pieces.
Cook stoves at $1,000 complete with 80 pieces.
Cook Stoves at $1,000 complete with ~ pieces.
Cook Stoves at $500 complete with ~ pieces.
Cook Stoves at $l4.O0 complete with ~ pieces.
Cook Stoves at $3.50 complete with ~ pieces.
Cook Stoves at $3.50 complete with 80 pieces.
Cook Stoves at $500 complete with 80 pieces.
Cook Stoves at $1,000 complete with 80 pieces.
Cook Stoves at S25. 90 complete with 80 pieces.
Cook Stoves at S27.OO com plete with 81 pieces.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
SPELLMIN, THE JOCKEY, DYING.
FATALLY INJURED IN A QUARREL

QUIETLY TAKEN TO ST. vINCESTs HOSPITAL BY
FRIENDS. WHO WOULD NOT GIVE THEIR NAMES.
The career Of John Spellman the Jockey IL about to
! DO ended The popular and wellknown horseman has
run MS last race and lies dying at St. yinoents
hospital In West Eleventhst unconscious OF the sen-
'on paid him by the sisters OF Charity whs
ing his pillow for his end
About 1880 O'clock Monday afternoon a carriage
drove up to the entrance of tho hospital
IL contained delegation OF hashily
dressed young mon, ono OF whom an
nounced to DR. H. C. Cunneey. the resident physician In
charge that they had brought extremely sick man.
The latter speIman His face was badly dscolored
both his being closed and his head though
slowed numerous bruises The patient uncon scou.
at the time and remained The persons who
brought him thero refused to give their but asked
That spelman have every care No particular
allmcnt shown By his symptoms at the time
OF spellmans admission to the hospital beyond
MS bruises and unconsciousncs In few hsurs. how
ever cerebral meningitis was diagnosed and the patient
went into cOnvusion after convulsion. Tie has
chance for life
In sporting circles the OF his injuries
ainly known 1t all who OF 1t deter
mined not To become miSel up with the affair. From
what could he gIeaned condition brought
ahonf In dssrerly house in Thirteth-st. Sunday
night lie got into quarrel with one Of the Inmates
ami was attacked by her associates with bottles and other
implements at hand lie left in tho place
Dy Ms companions who called FOR him
on Monday. When examined by the physicia ms
at the hosp AL he showed OF alcoholism. His gen
eral condition certainly aggravated HIS injuries.
There IL doubt about effort being made to keep the
entire matter quiet The pocs unaware OF the
affair or OF the place where he taken. Sporting
osacd wise AMI sail mys'erousy. "Oh. yen can't find
out where he IL. and there IA use OF yonr trying"
John Spsllmln IL only twenty-sevcn old and.
account OF his lavish display ofewcIy and no apparel
was known the dude of tbs turf" Daring
his career h0 has won some OF tho beat
races run In the country. He first appeared
on the turf for Pierre lorard In 1873 winang races
tor th gentleman shirley and others or his stables
In 1876 -pcln rode or ths Dwycr rhfhcrs. 10 whom
lie gave eos cart toward wealth by winning TOR them
The iIrccknrdss aud Dlro stakes ~ T2J.O1D on Vial
lie subscsuent, entered the employ of Green Norris.
with whom renamed three yea ant later that OF
A. H. iiaggn ~ the iocKey's best victories he
won on the speedy runner Drake Carte lie WAS alss
no ed tie GWrer OF Patrol mi Of StIahspry DARING
r last h- himself mp % dissipation and fire.
qucnted gambling houses
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
HOW 1T LOOKS ~ fHE NORTH VEST
Jro,n TL< TodianaU Uofis ITibunS.

THE NEw.YoRK TRiBUxg In leading editorial on
titled anied-C Ouragc,' quotes REMARKS Hiado W
Chairman Cooper, Of the Republican state ComiDlt,eo
OF IenIsy lvani as tho text of most honest and timely
discourse. Defeat In New-loik was predicted by
WachflI EcpuL caDs far West as Minnesota "h'
had nfoi ration O Tho tremendous work the liquor men
we're doing Tor tho democratic Ticket, ana VINO per
ceiVed the mistake OF Republican apathy on thc liquor
issue. -. ,,--.... ...
The fight Is fairly and nothing but disaster can
come 10 tho Republican party from any further ateMt
al onclating the liquor interest Inc sa""hs oI mo
United states are permanently Democralic; 40 IN
,eIIjpent and temperate viii siand by Inc 10
uubcau party If 1t stands by Them ana has io iuli
courage rs platforms express ana ono
re mbcans have recently imposed high tAc anu ool
measures of restriction upon liquor sciihS anu ~ 'hls
last Campaign their agrees I've altitude on 'ne Temper
snce lssue was followed by naguhcaht nihlo'nl
There Is no questioning tho assertion tha IN o"
there vas either unfortunate apathy OF un~otnS % a
ity shawn Tho Republicans lost heavily az ior host.i
for instance because the Legislative cahada'cs .n
not stand squarely on the high tax ana 40 mocra,s
gains In other cities leads TO tho conclusion tba. IA,
money and work Of the saloon men deserve sDou' -
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
,NTEGEEuiNS WIN ~ ST. LOUIS

sr. LOUIS Nov. - (SperIob.-1hc cciion OF now
school LoaId on thc German and anti German iSSuo
tool D acc to day 1hc Board Is to consist OF twenty "nc
monbcrs seven of whom elected at large ana fonr
teen hy districts Tho americans and tho irlsh ins'u
aud ie-an nm anil German movement. adopting plat
form tn u or Of rurn, hncn aud tho teaching of bi
uuo ta,,,,a a., Euyi Al. Ia tr puLIc schools Ihl-
tichc' was icd by thlcc Republican,, anu io"r Itmo
Gratis for election a. la &c, an wls cdic" tho H|oiS
tc et ILe ,cima.s o. < 44ed nnher cImilcah as
r,re, AMI wee ,,miy sun 0itcd Oy German pau,'s
ms baitp a, n h,i on. ana The hi",t authentic .,
f IL, al late hur tho itiL Ils 'lchct ca ci'h az
Jarle and i've u.ruflcrs N tho Il stcts III latcr io-
tur, do moi change hs result II mean, that Tho CTR
man a"gnasc viii haze To ave tho o' LOUIS p"'"0
g
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
JOHN TRAVERS OF UNSOUND MIND.
IMPROVING SINCE He WENT To BLooMINaDALE-
NOT ABLE TO RECOGNIZE MS RELATIVES.


NOT ABLE TO RECOGNIZE MS RELATIVES.
A Shcrfs jury yesterday found that John rravcrs,
son of the late Ham r. Travers, is of unsound mind
and capable OF tax of hin self and his pfoi cjy
lie thirty years old and has been placed by his
family In the Macy Villa at the BloOmn g'ialo Asylum
Dr. Curtis the family ply sican, testified that tho pa
ticnt suffering ON gone al paicsis. He was una
Olo to recognize tle bes Of his family. could not
talk conercrtiy take OF himself, and required
attendant night and day. IL was Impossible for
him TO rccOve,.
Dr. Charles III Nchol. SUI ler'nerdcnt Of the Bloom
lngdae Asylum. cOriObOi sicd this testimony lie said
tho patient slightly letter and could feed
himself afer his i"Od cut for him. He had only
recognized his mother since he placed in the
asylum.
william r. Traver, said the family urrcd in the
belief that his brother should be the aSy lUin
Further testimony wa' gi,cu to the effect that John
TrayoiS's property was worth 100000. OF this
$4,000 an undivided interest his fathers
aic. he balance .sted Of house In sevenih-,t
worth $4,000, two horses, personal effects and val
0us securities. He recently removed from the
position OF cxccu OF his fathers estate HIS mother
who Will prODabiy 10 appointed the committee OF his
person and estate, Is the cXccuIrx under his father
"a
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
CITIZENS VINO WiNT 4 CABLE ROAD.

URGING THE ALDERMEN TO ALLOW A LINE BUILT
FROM THE BATTERY TO PORT GrORGf.
story was published yesterday about a great cable
railway scheme the details OF which It stated had
just come TO light. The road to extend from the
Battery TO Fort George. with lines in West-st, upper
Broadway, the KngsbrdPe Road and one hundred and
fifty hfth-st. The capital stock OF the company was
given "a $lOO0O,000. Among the corp0rators were
said to he Isaac NJ Dykman. David II. Knapp James
j. Coogan. Lawson n. Fuller, Isaac L. Peet and T. NJ
Carpenter. The report also stated that the Board OF
Aldermen had been asked to give that the road
might be constructed the company being ready to start
work nj and would guarantee to have II nnshed
within eighteen months.
The writer OF the article mixed things badly II IL tre
thai company with capital of Sl0,000.0oO ar there
abouts stands ready t build cable railroad along the
North River but 1t Is not q company of such recent
origin composed OF the mentioned. The cor
poraion that proposes 10 supply facilities for
rapid transit the side AMI Washington
Heights is the NewIork Cable Hallway Company, That
Is ready TO build this aud about twenty eight other lines
throughout the city the Court Of Appeals or
the Legislature will allow this To be done Prominent
residents and real estate of the upper DISTRICT
such Cyrus Clark congressman Niec Robert saul
Dwight III. Omsed. X. Carmen Combs, Hosea H.
Perkins and many Others who feel the need OF more
of transit than they have at present and becon-
ing impatient NJ the laws delay trying 10 get inc
Common Council and the property to consent 10
the New-YOrk Companys building an elevated came
line from the Battery to Fort George. They nave
already ptIiioneu the Aldermen the subject ana 40
strong Is the pubic sentiment in favor "f the pr"Ieot
they feel confident Will be carried out in re'i-
sOnably short time.
An Official of the cable company said that he knew
nothing about the action of the Citizens beyond "hdt
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
CALLED 10 ORDER.

from The Ciereidnd Ieddsr.
The postmaster at New York has bscn called 10 ooi
by Postmaster -Gonoia Villas. 80 Tho Loader a low
DAYS since caod attention to the fact thai an HienP,
had been made In New York to collect letter P- -taSo
on a Iaclagc OF papers sent from this Office, sIhpJ
because figures intica Ing tho number OF papcrs GU
closed were placed on tho wrapper Ih,so hsWtoss
were intended simply for tho guidance OF tho ihaas
clerk IA our oil and not do sned 10 cohvo! any
Information to tho recipient of Tho papers b", ~ .n
Lost master OF New York held that tho nghrS 49, -,
unlaWiu piiniIng' on the WRAPPER anu rniu',u -
deliver the papers. Mo arc glad tc see tha' 80, 80
cneral Villas has corrected Mr. fcar'oH ,.
he dnes In "A letter to the business manager ol ~.
NEW YoHK TRIBUNE which paper had sn,lia er,,res
complaint. MIR. Villas Justly holds thai INC H,on ms
GO mai of The address as taken from the %
book and are In every way permissible II .no w"nid
some MpgwumIs and inefficient Dcmocrsss ~ The
direct their energies toward an Improvement, y. tho
uosiaI service instead of striving To b "vern.
i,nbc the adminisiraton of that part OF IN ssSoS
,mnnnt wonld be- Tar moro Satisfactory th&n ~ b<s
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
INfIUENTS ~ SOCIETY

Mrs. William Astor Of No. $50 Fifth ave, gave a
dinner patty last evening. Her guests included MIS-
Eleanor WinslOw, Miss Charlotte winthrop, Miss
Pagct. Miss Barley Miss rclle wilson, Miss Turnurc
Miss May Brady, Miss Hewitt John Jacob Astor. ir,
Ralph Es Stanley Mortimer BrochholSt Cutting
Thomas Howard Harry H. Grand Cannon. Center
Hitchcock and J. Frederick Tams
Mrs Charles +. Leland Of No. 1G2 Madison ave,
gave a Cinderella dance for her daughter, Miss Maud
Leland her house last evening. About zoo invita-
tious were sent out. Among the guests were Miss
Annie White the Misses Hoffman. Miss Bcrryman Miss
Appleton, Miss winthrop Miss Van AnLen. Miss
Florence Schriclin, Miss Eva Johns Miss Matte
(;ondrdgc. Miss Mamie Turnurc Mr.. aud Ms. harlcs
Prew Mr. aud Mrs. Rufus DcafcId. Philip Living
ston, Herbert saticrlce Arthur schermrrhorn. Harry
Murray Msuricc Rowland. and Charles llll!hOuSe.
Miss Minnie Robinson, daughter Of Mrs
Charles p Robinson. Of Poughkccpsio Will be-
married william Hatch al the hurch of the
Heavenly Rest this evening at : 80 o'clock No
reception will follow.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
SUGGESTIONS " THE NAIL.
DR. PARKER's HEALTH INJURED BY TRAvE

DIR. PARKEH'5 HEALTH INJURED BY TRAVEL
To the Iditor or The irt6ane.
SIR: In your this morning have an article on
DR.. Parker quoting interview from me. which might
be falsely construed. think toll reporter iIt
DR. Parker and h1d nothing 10 say IN re-
gard to hs returning 10 England in December Bnt
viii that the his caDcens his lecture
his wret'hed heal Ia; tie Doctor cannot endure
the American travel. lie mas been s'turns 10 large
audiences ami have been trvin. 10 rr-o him 10 20 on
until the st ~ April lie IL growing more AMI more III
public wherever lie /, heart AMI would MA heaih
permit ho would not only make fortune. but would
succevd. OF Lis sunny huIusr naturally must IN
getting the heart oi the entire American public
have Just received the following telegram from my
agent who IL travelling With Dr Parker II il OF sim
lar hers since Dr Parker stared out aud
IL thrI Obliged 10 disappolnt the
public this season.
MfNNE,PoLIs. MINI. Nov. 20 1887.
]. b. POSD krcrst TfoI.S
orhis ir Frkrr Ia Flr1bAulf or Hocucs
ter Dii preach to-day waseI'u,el BY the cinrcL
W. =. ANul. NAN
The action OF Plymo Church In mISng their rho~s
for would meet Dr. Parkers CO operation am
approval s. lie IL absolutely ndrprh-
d,j. lie ha, the hrsf psssn Of any dissenting nlhlr
Land. do 'tut believe cSulI 10 Iad c.l 10
come America. Yours sincerely, j. H. fOND.
LreItH HOESe, Nov. II, lSs7.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23

pOLICEuEN OEDEKED i WA BT SOcHLi
Most has MAI followers Bro.hlNn AMI oh VI" DAY
night an gan2 tOn OF Sscal st~ h1ii BAL ~ lil'"J
Hall a. Leonard ami scholes sis Rel nas' were di7-
playod ubsut the hall and largo nu"""r "i H"c"''S
VINO with Most Ia IN. prsct rou s 'hr'ns'"
tbs hall Tho managers Oi tAe "tl "h' "cr' 'e "'"|
Socialists, gave notice that thcf w"ili not "I'""
any unt,,rmcd polc .u.n III tno hall. pu,uhrr
OF special police wno "rto de aird i"f "i'J
In the hall not nlb@ei to wct police UNIFORM
When l;sund,nan Wcigcr ani IN ionian Or"r~b',k "'
the -Ixtn PrccincL app Al ii IN fall hi"r hc' Woo
not sLt, anu wear pJii'c Hii."i, -" IT, :"
the Dlhe cOas caused rJas ter ba c<'li ri'h """-
lilo Sscall-ts AMI groin, .tnI crIs, " ! ''r u 80"
out We hsarl all aver ihr hiL Lac "'"'r'' w."
coo ami told the mdnagrr'of IN ''iil' t' ti"t r)
IN erlersd win the pOco S1u0 -. n 'n ""'i' to'
broken heads. This hid tIc to-. rtoc ana .He'o va"
10 more trouble there during tIc nIg
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23


RACOr-On November 20 Cttherinn Potter. danghter
ofth' ie P-ter All 'Iary r.. Blco. OF ch.rs'toh l.
ca 're-ton :. g.. pap.rs ploA',coIS
DEGi;S ON Novenser -. Fhkl mother o. Robert ggs
aner lingering illness. at $40 Wrst 29thSt
Fun-r services al tho above number Tins evening al
BoGAKT-On November %. OF pneumonia. Ann Ez ,beth
Funeral privats
Intcrnl-ni at Rosyn I. l.. on Novcmbsr2t
the CIV 'C"@,sw n1Sdtr ~
Al rrt o. j. Dliurvc'ter of Antwerp. BELGIUM. in tho
r w tx pns T. =, M c"gsa % or q
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el,ilu HOLLAND aud Fronch papers please c'py
GIILE~PIE-Nt Irvngtons uison Nove ibrr 2l lSS
Janrt richmond Gnlesplr wife OF tho 40 James "iies
rnnera !. tr, r.,in,. OF her daughter. Mrs wm oron
Ar ur IA waid, Giisson only Anthony and Fanny
=. alsison. IN tho 2Ith yearo his 's-.
HEATH Al or3ngr. ~. Nov,mb,T - lss7 Alice. In
parents resie,co Harr Brick Church. at 2oeocN
HDIDFRNEss-N New orleins Novenbcr el alters
shori Illness Harold lio,'rrnes. Of Lyrrr1o Ensasn,'
r,prrs NrwOrlrsnsO O the hrm oi lIotd"y %
MorLLER-At 335 West 2oth.st. Tuesiy. Novembei -.
water oldest II Peter W. and r. C. MeeIIer IN the
+. The cCsS. d, SnS of t"s n", CRY ns,,s
rni rr,i,y plo-r rak" 'otice
= Palm r. son OF " Il aud HArrst A Palmer. ia tho 22d
Irrruenta Stonngton conn
PprrER-On Moniay. John NJ Potter. agel iov,Nrs m
rest toI1e Ot a., -ter. Nft - r.
Williams hallway, \. j.. on Wednesday NJ il5o on aEr'
val of 1910 tram from New-fork
sAwYER-At p.rbv. Conn November u. "arron' H.
sawyer. lsrl 4GJeHs.
PATE RSOx- In BROOKLYN Monday evening. November
81 ii+I William W Patterson. youngest son Of Honiy A.
ar III residence Il his parents 4S7 tIisson-
nv. "Wednesday afteru oun. at 2oclock
VAN RENSSELAER, At nye on sun iN morning. NO
v.mb 30 1897 Of pneumonia sarah wid'N oil "'''Am
Rrns-e aer r.,.., on
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Weiuesia morning. At lO'J' O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
suor y,yry,cruYraS CouBvTv0.

About ten days ago important Nento "i Do'' anu
shoe nOm dncIen. parts oi tn c"u""3 w."
held In this cy. IL caiicd III order thai l"' "'n
bers might discuss the question Whe'hI II va uv'''
o or ate new National Associa ilucf .haIuf"e els NJ
Win, ner Ia. National Loot and 81 MaI.ttuc ci' "S'o
caiion, which ikcd iooO shVul. w ioNi'c"
20 permanent Organization formed snd c0nim'',''
Of Ave appointed 10 meet the Na..OnA Iu'l anu a '"
Assoca yest'r % " e hoi The ~
o. not DC united Ia a sti".e-r Ot iIss'"' 40
did not take lace yesterday SpI II ha- Uen ,o
cdcd u elect tbs niOn of The On y ~ tF''
20 a a meeting in this city Mr. !htrt' - ~ ~
Silver of this city, president i the DOJ and nh' VI
ia turers' Association Of New fOri, 3IL )t-rIdJ H't
10 make ba gain. but he hop"iu taAs 'h'
v,u bination could be nade.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
DEuocilTIc INSPfc T1R5 ARRESTED.

PUNI-HMENT CLo~K oN III HEELS OF FRAUD IN
TIIE RUSS LL-CHAs AFFNiR.
ALR,NY Nov. - ,Sp ciab. John H. Sullivan AMI Ar
thur (. MAN, IA tNr Democratic inspectors who signed
the ct irn tss NIth WAt"rv-t Di.ric week after
election In which - vote, taken from Russell snl
gwen Cnar. arr~,tst today wirrant' issued
last sht ~ P,c, Jl,tcc Clui Ihcr gave bIll TO a
pear before the Grand Jury. waving eItninItion The
Board OF Will canvass the vote on
all o'irs. tue -ruA'rHhp omsrroN. Ihl- ~@p
T. account of ths congressional errfi9n IA
district a--rnhlrs on prrrmbrr , sEd
url'ct Irtrrv rluuO take Bis seat uniil his
crftn. has brru furnished hm. The : ate Boar OF
ttuN4.-rr. December 10. ltlct
tl he held t. ctsVas, 10" on r"s+i mai
NINii AL the NNNth Dt,tlict> IN order
thai (,ru.ra ITaccyahi Mr. BE den their seats,
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
INSPECTION or TIE SEVEyrH REGIMENT

At the annual inspection OF tho 9TH Regiment last
evening Colsnc Emmons Clark In nd for the
first time In three months. and the Rev. Dr john X
Paxton appeared with the regime 1t for the first time a,
its chaplain or the 1886 member, Of the regiment
there were LOIS prssent-ths largest number OF this
command that appeared at a. Inspection fsur
CO Hpanics- f. and had their full complement OF
lO3 men each present The regiment was reviewed. by
In.prctorti-n-ra Emil Schaefer fhc inspection was
conducted hy Assistant Ins tor ;encral T"in,s H.
Mctirath. sssisie by Leuton tn COlon1i frclorck e.
MrIewce and Major Augude T. Montant. Ainone thOse
present Brigtiirr-tienera Lsu$ Fltzgsral and
staff and Qnsrernss ss'cr-tirnrrd Charles Il Dennis
elisha Dyer. IT,. and Assistant Quar-
t<r mas eneral IL Howard WAlkor Of Rhode lsan
New-York tribune., 1887-11-23
pARr>Ts ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.

Conuts y. Y. Nov. - tSD>e IN. Assistant Factory
Inspector Frame three deputies WAC nave been for
some time lsoKns up the vOlatpr' here % tIa Child
absr law. IN. evening" -~i h'tv trrint+ o no Is
sued ~ arrests of parent, have been made.
white oilcers are FOR periurr Silas owen.
the nstarY for lnc Harmony Mills, hi' been arrested
and . warrant for Dard 10 n, on, supcrinen l.
cnt Factory ls-p.ctnr Connolly SAID We are com
pc.d fu o nethng IN, wheleSalc perjury aud
40 alton wich has pr"n g1n( on IN "h'es
an a ia rr,Oit reiarttn IL decided ts pi"'rc
~ ,in,t parents ~ the children uslrr twelve wfo
are lnrrsl Ia ~ thr mile -omc 81 Hose
ARE, ,fet today Iavo - ith ~ seven chd rh
working. and 4 NAY bs are supporters "f worthless
father, who will work.